Sentence examples for an improved development from inspiring English sources

Third, our study proposes managerial implications with respect to an improved development of acquisition capabilities.

Despite the higher tolerance of lymphocytes to freeze drying, granulosa cells were used as nuclear donors for nuclear transfer experiments as previous results [10] have indicated an improved development of embryos reconstructed with this cell type.

Investing in increasing the quality and quantity of social interactions these children have with people in their environment may result in an improved development of moral emotions and consequently, better social functioning.

This poses a challenge to the improved development of vaccines and pan-genotypic treatments, which require the consideration of global trends in HCV genotype prevalence.

Xamarin, for example, demoed how it could use the .NET Compiler Platform to provide an improved C# development experience in its own Xamarin Studio running on a MacBook.

Moreover, builders are confident that a tide of new tender opportunities will continue to lift the construction sector in the months ahead, supported by improved development funding conditions and better underlying economic conditions.

CO2 produced by the decomposition of sodium bicarbonate during curing, was utilized for the fast and improved development of the geopolymer properties.

The trial really emphasized the need for improved development in the field of long-term LVAD use as a sole therapy.

The improved outcome of in vitro fertilization using IMSI was also observed in patients with teratozoospermia due to improved development and quality of embryos [ 37].

This was the turning point that led to further innovation and improved development of new advanced strategies of high-throughput DNA sequencing.

Therefore, a primary prevention of psychopathology strategy should preferably start from pregnancy and could in the early years be framed in terms of promoting resilience and opportunities for improved development [ 11].